The Honda SH has large wheels and an upright riding position: the SH125 with 125 cc and 9.6 kW for licence category A1, the SH150 with 157 cc and 12.4 kW and the SH350 with 330 cc and 21.5 kW for category A restricted. Plus the SH Mode 125 with 8.4 kW. All three ranges are available at our showroom in Volketswil ZH, new and second hand – with genuine accessories, custom work and servicing from our own workshop.
The Honda SH125 runs a 125 cc single with 9.6 kW. That keeps it inside licence category A1, which in Switzerland opens at 16. The drivetrain is a continuously variable automatic – no clutch, no gear changes.
What sets the SH apart from low-slung maxi models are the large wheels and the upright riding position. Tram rails, cobblestones and dropped kerbs lose their bite – one reason the SH has been among Europe's best selling models for decades.
Every figure on this page comes from our own stock. Details for an individual machine – colour, mileage, equipment – are shown in the detail view of each machine further down.

Riders who regularly leave town take the larger engine. The SH150 makes 12.4 kW from 157 cc, the SH350 21.5 kW from 330 cc. Both sit above the A1 limit and are ridden on a category A restricted licence – known as A2 across the EU.
The chassis concept stays the same: large wheels, narrow bodywork, step-through frame. The SH350 takes longer stages in its stride without losing agility in traffic. Machines in the same power class are listed on our 35 kW motorbike page.

| Figure | SH125 | SH Mode 125 | SH150 | SH350 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 125 cc | 125 cc | 157 cc | 330 cc |
| Output | 9.6 kW | 8.4 kW | 12.4 kW | 21.5 kW |
| Transmission | Continuously variable automatic, no clutch and no gear changes | |||
| Licence | Category A1 | Category A1 | A restricted | A restricted |
| Colours in stock | Blue, grey, red, black, silver, white | Black, silver | Blue, black, silver, white | Blue, grey, red, black |
| Versions | Base, Sporty, Smart Top Box, Smart Top Box with accessories | |||
| Price | see the vehicle list on this page | |||
| Warranty | Extendable to six years, with no mileage limit | |||
We deliberately leave out tank capacity, fuel consumption, seat height and weight: those figures are not listed in every advert, and this page only carries values we can document from our own stock. Ask us about a specific machine – we will look it up for you.
The SH125 has a 125 cc single producing 9.6 kW with a continuously variable automatic. That keeps it within category A1.
The SH Mode shares the capacity but produces 8.4 kW instead of 9.6 kW, in slimmer, more heavily faired bodywork. Both are ridden on category A1.
The SH350 produces 21.5 kW from 330 cc. It is the strongest SH in our stock and built for country roads and motorway.
No. Every SH model runs a continuously variable automatic – twist and go, no clutch and no gear changes.
Large wheels run more calmly over tram rails, potholes and kerbs and give more stability in corners. That is exactly what the SH was built for.
We do not quote a consumption figure here, because it is not listed in every advert and we do not pass on numbers we cannot document. Ask us about the specific machine and we will look it up.
We stock the SH125 in the base version, as the Sporty with darker styling, as Smart Top Box with a factory-fitted case, and as Smart Top Box with accessories, where further genuine parts are already fitted.
The SH Mode 125 is the slimmer 8.4 kW version. For the SH150 we mainly stock the Smart Top Box version, and for the SH350 both Sporty and Smart Top Box.
Honda has replaced the SH300i with the SH350i, so our current stock lists the SH350i. If you are specifically looking for a used SH300i, get in touch with us.
Which colour is available changes constantly. The vehicle list further down this page is what counts – there you see every machine individually with colour, version and price.

| Range | Colours in stock | Versions |
|---|---|---|
| Honda SH125 | Blue, grey, red, black, silver, white | Base, Sporty, Smart Top Box, Smart Top Box with accessories |
| Honda SH Mode 125 | Black, silver | Base |
| Honda SH150 | Blue, black, silver, white | Smart Top Box |
| Honda SH350 | Blue, grey, red, black | Sporty, Smart Top Box |
Stock changes weekly. If your colour is not there right now, ask us – we will tell you what is coming in.
On this version the case is fitted at the factory, colour matched and supplied with the carrier plate. Nothing needs retrofitting.
The Sporty comes in darker styling. Technically it matches the SH125 with 125 cc and 9.6 kW.
Currently in stock: SH125 in blue, grey, red, black, silver and white, SH150 in blue, black, silver and white, SH350 in blue, grey, red and black.
Current prices are shown with each machine in the vehicle list on this page. We deliberately keep prices out of the running text so nothing goes stale.
Yes, we stock the SH350 both as Sporty and as Smart Top Box with a factory-fitted case.
SH is Honda's range name for this model range. The number behind it gives the capacity class – SH125, SH150, SH350.
Alongside new machines we regularly stock demo bikes and used SH. Demo machines have run with us, carry few kilometres and are checked over in our own workshop.
Stock changes constantly. What is available right now is shown in the used list on this page, fed directly from our adverts.
A machine that has run with us with few kilometres, used for test rides and demonstrations. Technically checked, serviced in our own workshop.
Service history, tyres, brakes, drive belt and the condition of the bodywork. Every machine goes through our motorcycle workshop before handover.
Yes. We buy and part exchange machines of all makes – details on our sell and trade in page.
Yes. Arrange a test ride through our rental and test ride page. A contribution towards costs applies, which is credited against a purchase.
Yes. Which cover applies and how it can be extended depends on the individual machine – ask us and we will show you the terms in writing.

The Smart Top Box is the most requested accessory for the SH. It sits on the carrier plate behind the seat and takes a helmet, shopping or a work bag. On the «Smart Top Box» versions it is fitted at the factory.
Retrofitting is possible at any time – we fit the carrier plate and case in our own workshop and check the wiring for the rear light at the same time.
Honda SH350 · 35L Smart Top Box, part numbers 08L72-K53-DH2YB, 08L72-K53-DH2YC, 08L72-K53-DH2YD, 08L72-K53-DH2YE, 08L72-K53-DH2ZK and 08L72-K53-DH2ZL depending on colour, approx. CHF 499. Honda SH125 and SH150 · 35L Smart Top Box, 08L71-K0R-A00ZA to 08L71-K0R-A00ZD and 08L72-K53-DH2ZK, approx. CHF 450. All prices non-binding and subject to change.

Riders who would rather not see the case choose it in the colour of the SH. Lids are available to match the common paint finishes – the combination looks factory fitted, and on the Smart Top Box versions it is.
35L top case in the machine colour for SH125 and SH150, part numbers 08L70-K0R-A00ZA to 08L70-K0R-A00ZD and 08L70-K77-D01ZQ, approx. CHF 245 – five colours for six paint finishes. Non-binding, subject to change.

The tall screen lifts the airflow away from chest and helmet. On the daily commute in winter that is the difference between putting up with it and enjoying it. Several heights are available for the SH – we will show you the difference on the machine.
Honda SH350 · screen, 08R70-K1W-DL0ZA to 08R70-K1W-DL0ZF depending on paint finish, approx. CHF 185. Honda SH125 and SH150 · screen, 08R70-K0R-AA0, 08R70-K0R-D20ZB and 08R70-K0R-D20ZC, approx. CHF 160. Non-binding, subject to change.

The clear hand guards steer the airflow past your hands without blocking the view of mirrors and instruments. Together with heated grips they add weeks to the riding season.
Clear knuckle guards set, part number 08P70-K0R-D20, approx. CHF 25. The clear guards fit the pre-drilled holes in the bodywork. Non-binding, subject to change.

The inner bag fits the shape of the top box exactly and lifts out with one hand. Handy when the contents are going into the office or the flat with you.
35L top box inner bag, part number 08L09-MGS-D30, approx. CHF 65 – nylon bag with shoulder strap and carrying handles, expandable from 15 to 25 litres. Non-binding, subject to change.

No case without a mounting plate: it bolts to the rear subframe and carries the top box. Riders who only occasionally need the case leave the plate fitted and lift the box off in one movement.
Lid opener for the Honda genuine rear carrier, part number 08L70-K1W-D00, approx. CHF 95 – it opens the Smart Top Box lid without taking the key out of your pocket. Non-binding, subject to change.
For cold days there are grip heaters with their own control unit; against theft an alarm system, a U-lock and an outdoor cycle cover. Taken together, the Urban Pack works out cheaper.
Grip heaters, part number 08ESY-K53-GRIP, approx. CHF 195 · alarm system, 08ESY-K1W-ALS, approx. CHF 115 · Urban Pack with alarm, grip heaters and security buzzer, 08HME-K1W-URS, approx. CHF 295 · U-lock, 08M53-MEE-800, approx. CHF 129 · outdoor cycle cover, 08P34-BC3-801, approx. CHF 95. Non-binding, subject to change.
Accessory brochure Honda SH125, SH150 and SH350Every accessory with picture and part number · PDF · 6 pages · 1.1 MBOpen PDFDo you have a question about accessories?
Ask about accessoriesAll prices are non-binding and subject to change. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form. Fitting in our own motorcycle workshop; labour is not included in the part price.
Servicing, repairs, tyres, brakes and drive belts are handled in our own motorcycle workshop. We work with genuine parts so the warranty stays intact.
Accessories bought from us are fitted on request. Ask us about winter storage if you plan to lay the SH up over the cold months.
Genuine Honda parts: Smart Top Box, colour-matched top case, mounting plate, tall screen, hand guards and inner bag. All shown above with photographs.
Yes. Custom work and accessory fitting are done in our own workshop. Talk to us before ordering – we will tell you what suits your machine.
Yes. We stock the SH350 in the Smart Top Box version with a factory-fitted case, and the box can be retrofitted to the Sporty.
From us. As a Honda Dream Dealer we source genuine parts directly and keep service parts in stock.
That depends on the service interval and the mileage. Call us with the mileage and you get a firm answer instead of a figure that does not fit.
Yes, as long as genuine accessories are used and fitted properly. That is precisely why we do the fitting ourselves.
The SH is built for the daily journey. The upright seating gives a clear view of traffic, the step-through frame makes getting on and off easy even in ordinary clothes, and the large wheels take the sting out of tram rails and kerbs.
In the city of Zurich it plays to its full strength: parking is rarely a problem, and the journey takes the same time regardless of congestion or timetable. Riders further out – Uster, Dübendorf, Wallisellen, Winterthur – tend towards the SH150 or SH350, because country road speeds come into play.
For a start at 16 the SH125 is the right choice: it falls into category A1 and behaves predictably from the first day.

Yes. The automatic, the low step-through and the calm handling make the SH125 one of the easiest ways into riding.
From 16 with category A1. The route to that licence is described on our Swiss motorcycle licence page.
On journeys up to around 20 kilometres it is frequently quicker than car and public transport combined – and parking is barely an issue.
Yes, every SH has a passenger seat and footrests. On the SH125 the usual category A1 restrictions apply to new riders.
The SH350 does – with 21.5 kW it keeps up on country roads and motorway. For the SH125, short to medium journeys are the right territory.
Yes, with suitable tyres and accessories. A screen and hand guards make the difference. If you would rather lay the SH up, ask us about winter storage.
The SH125 and the SH Mode stay within category A1 with 125 cc and 9.6 or 8.4 kW respectively. In Switzerland that category opens at 16.
The SH150 with 157 cc and the SH350 with 330 cc sit above it. They are ridden on category A restricted, known as A2 across the EU. The steps and the route to each are set out on our Swiss motorcycle licence page.
Which licence a particular machine requires is also stated in every individual advert in the vehicle list.

Category A1. With 125 cc and 9.6 kW the SH125 stays inside that step.
No. The SH350 has 330 cc and 21.5 kW and requires category A restricted.
With 157 cc it sits above the 125 cc limit and is ridden on A restricted.
The Swiss term for the step up to 35 kW – known as A2 across the EU. Suitable machines are listed on our 35 kW motorbike page.
A basic course is required for the learner permit. The steps are explained on our licence page.
Yes. Every machine in the list further down states capacity, output and the licence category individually.
An overview of the whole range is on our page about 125cc scooters and maxi scooters.
| Model | Capacity | Output | Category | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda SH125 | 125 cc | 9.6 kW | A1 | Large wheels, upright seating, step-through |
| Honda SH350 | 330 cc | 21.5 kW | A restricted | Same layout with country road performance |
| Honda PCX 125 | 125 cc | 9 kW | A1 | Low and sportily styled |
| Honda Vision | 109 cc | 6.4 kW | A1 | The light, narrow entry-level model |
| Honda Forza 125 | 125 cc | 11 kW | A1 | Tall wind protection and more capacity |
| Honda Forza 350 | 330 cc | 22 kW | A restricted | More bodywork for longer journeys |
| Honda X-ADV 750 | 745 cc | 35 or 43 kW | A restricted or A | Crossover between automatic and motorcycle |
These figures come from our own adverts. If you are unsure, compare them standing still: all of these models are in our showroom in Volketswil ZH side by side, and the difference between large and small wheels is obvious as soon as you sit on them.
The SH has large wheels and an upright riding position, the PCX is lower and more sportily styled. Output and category are practically identical – it comes down to seating and feel.
The Vision is lighter and narrower with 109 cc and 6.4 kW, the SH125 stronger at 9.6 kW and more assured in traffic. For short city journeys the Vision is enough.
Both have 330 cc. The Forza 350 has more bodywork and wind protection, the SH350 the more agile big-wheel machine.
The SH is automatic and carries luggage, the 125 cc motorbike is geared and sportier to ride. For the commute the SH almost always wins.
With a top box fitted, SH, PCX and Forza are close together. What usually matters is not the volume but whether your own helmet fits – bring it along and we will try it.
Yes. Let us know in advance and the models you want will be ready – including for a test ride.
Newcomers start with the basic course, which is required for the learner permit. The steps and requirements are set out on our Swiss motorcycle licence page.
Riders who already hold a licence and want to build confidence are best served by safety training. Ask us about the current dates – we run courses through the season.
Pick the machine that suits you from the vehicle list on this page and ask about availability. We will tell you firmly whether the SH is there and when you can collect it.
A test ride is possible at any time. A contribution towards costs applies, which is credited against a purchase. Finance terms are on our leasing and finance page, and we take your current machine in part exchange on request – see sell and trade in.
If you would rather fix an appointment straight away, get in touch and we will reserve time for you and have the models you want ready.

Every Honda SH in stock at Honda Motorrad Zürich in Volketswil – with colour, version and price.
All prices are non-binding and may change at any time. For a binding quote please enquire preferably via the form.